National Grid ESO has published its Summer Outlook 2024, detailing a season of interconnector reliability and lower balancing costs than the previous year.

UK companies looking to do business across Europe will have “little choice” but to comply with increasingly strict EU green rules.  

Zest electric vehicle charging solutions has opened new charging infrastructure at Doncaster’s Frenchgate shopping centre.

Energy company EDF Renewables UK has inked a partnership with ESB and Reventus Power to develop a 1.5GW floating offshore wind farm in the Celtic Sea.

The Electric Thames project could see vessels operating on the Thames River involved in UK Power Networks’ (UKPNs) electricity network.

Network operator Northern Powergrid has launched its Spring flexibility tender, which could deliver £7.5 million in deferred network reinforcement costs.

New analysis from Friends of the Earth revealed that 374,900 hectares—totalling 2.9% of land in England—are suitable for new onshore wind and solar farms.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has contracted over 700MW of flexibility throughout 2023/2024.

“We, as a community, need to make sure that we are designing, recommending and installing the safest systems”, said Nick Blampied, head of commercial at SolarEdge Technologies UK, during a webinar hosted by Current± this morning (9 April).

E.ON Next has unveiled two new solar export tariff rates designed to offer solar-equipped customers attractive returns when selling excess energy back to the grid.